RLGN 105 Test 4

RLGN 105 Quiz 4 / Test 4

RLGN 105 Quiz: A Biblical Worldview, Grace and Redemption

1. _________________ is the very center of God’s redemptive plan.
2. Man is universally motivated to worship out of a universal sense of love.
3. Following the example of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis, for eternal acceptance by God, man must use what he (the author) calls the “fig leaf” approach.
4. The author describes man as a “worshipping animal”.
5. “Common Grace” is
6. We can demonstrate the redemptive work of God’s grace in our ________________.
7. The glory of Christ will include the redemption of our bodies and we will then enjoy the full resurrected life.
8. God’s goal from the very beginning was that we would suffer pain and death.
9. According to Ryken, the gift of God’s grace is both personal (Individual) and communal (the church).
10. Man’s righteousness is able to make him presentable to God.
11. RECONCILIATION is best defined as:
12. Although Jesus himslef was never a sinner, he did nevertheless endure the sufferings and sorrows of life in a “fallen” world.
13. Justifications means: Just- Case- I-Sinned
14. When Jesus first was born in Bethlehem, God the Son become part God and part man.
15. The “final judgement” will demonstrate the holiness and mercy of mankind.
16. Unlike the work of creation, “redemption” is something that we can do ourselves.
17. Although nature can teach us about creation and the fall, only in the bible can we learn the truth of redemption by grace.
18. On the cross, Jesus died ______________________
19. As followers of Christ, we live by grace in a fallen world but in the hope (assurance) of God’s perfect future.
20. The Christian view is that a good moral life is the “ticket” to heaven.
21. The “primary agent” of salvation is accomplished by:
22. According to Ryken, the recovery of everything that creation lost in the fall is begun but not yet completed.
23. The coming glory of Jesus is cosmic in its scope and will include a new heaven and a new earth.
24. To illustrate the lesson of Sanctification, the professor used a _____________.
25. One word that describes the “uniqueness” of the message of Christianity is

Set 1

1. Although Jesus himslef was never a sinner, he did nevertheless endure the sufferings and sorrows of life in a “fallen” world.
2. _________________ is the very center of God’s redemptive plan.
3. The author describes man as a “worshipping animal”.
4. GRACE is best defined as:
5. On the cross, Jesus died ______________________
6. The “final judgement” will demonstrate the holiness and mercy of mankind.
7. To illustrate the lesson of Sanctification, the professor used a _____________.
8. According to Ryken, the recovery of everything that creation lost in the fall is begun but not yet completed.
9. The author describes “religion” as the great global heresy.
10. God’s purpose it to “redeem” the universe “saving a sin wrecked creation”.
11. The Christian view is that a good moral life is the “ticket” to heaven.
12. As the church of Jesus Christ we participate in God’s redeeming work by fulfilling the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)
13. The coming glory of Jesus is cosmic in its scope and will include a new heaven and a new earth.
14. According to Ryken, the gift of God’s grace is both personal (Individual) and communal (the church).
15. We can demonstrate the redemptive work of God’s grace in our ________________.
16. We receive the blessings of salvation simply by ____________________.
17. REDEMPTION is best defined as:
18. One word that describes the “uniqueness” of the message of Christianity is
19. As followers of Christ, we live by grace in a fallen world but in the hope (assurance) of God’s perfect future.
20. The glory of Christ will include the redemption of our bodies and we will then enjoy the full resurrected life.
21. When Jesus first was born in Bethlehem, God the Son become part God and part man.
22. Justifications means:  Just- Case- I-Sinned
23. The “primary agent” of salvation is accomplished by:
24. Following the example of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis, for eternal acceptance by God, man must use what he (the author) calls the “fig leaf” approach.
25. Man’s righteousness is able to make him presentable to God.

Set 2

1. To illustrate the lesson of Sanctification, the professor used a _____________.
2. GRACE is best defined as:
3. God’s goal from the very beginning was that we would suffer pain and death.
4. Following the example of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis, for eternal acceptance by God, man must use what he (the author) calls the “fig leaf” approach.
5. The author describes “religion” as the great global heresy.
6. The Christian view is that a good moral life is the “ticket” to heaven.
7. When Jesus first was born in Bethlehem, God the Son become part God and part man.
8. The “final judgement” will demonstrate the holiness and mercy of mankind.
9. Man’s righteousness is able to make him presentable to God.
10. Unlike the work of creation, “redemption” is something that we can do ourselves.
11. We can demonstrate the redemptive work of God’s grace in our ________________.
12. Although nature can teach us about creation and the fall, only in the bible can we learn the truth of redemption by grace.
13. The glory of Christ will include the redemption of our bodies and we will then enjoy the full resurrected life.
14. One word that describes the “uniqueness” of the message of Christianity is
15. _________________ is the very center of God’s redemptive plan.
16. REDEMPTION is best defined as:
17. As followers of Christ, we live by grace in a fallen world but in the hope (assurance) of God’s perfect future.
18. Man is universally motivated to worship out of a universal sense of love.
19. Although Jesus himself was never a sinner, he did nevertheless endure the sufferings and sorrows of life in a “fallen” world.
20. According to Ryken, the gift of God’s grace is both personal (Individual) and communal (the church).
21. On the cross, Jesus died ______________________
22. As the church of Jesus Christ we participate in God’s redeeming work by fulfilling the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)
23. The “primary agent” of salvation is accomplished by:
24. “Common Grace” is
25. We receive the blessings of salvation simply by ____________________.

Set 3

1. One word that describes the “uniqueness” of the message of Christianity is
2. When Jesus first was born in Bethlehem, God the Son become part God and part man.
3. According to Ryken, the recovery of everything that creation lost in the fall is begun but not yet completed.
4. We receive the blessings of salvation simply by ____________________.
5. “Common Grace” is
6. RECONCILIATION is best defined as:
7. We can demonstrate the redemptive work of God’s grace in our ________________.
8. GRACE is best defined as:
9. The coming glory of Jesus is cosmic in its scope and will include a new heaven and a new earth.
10. The “primary agent” of salvation is accomplished by:
11. As followers of Christ, we live by grace in a fallen world but in the hope (assurance) of God’s perfect future.
12. The author describes “religion” as the great global heresy.
13. Unlike the work of creation, “redemption” is something that we can do ourselves.
14. As the church of Jesus Christ we participate in God’s redeeming work by fulfilling the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)
15. Although nature can teach us about creation and the fall, only in the bible can we learn the truth of redemption by grace.
16. Although Jesus himslef was never a sinner, he did nevertheless endure the sufferings and sorrows of life in a “fallen” world.
17. To illustrate the lesson of Sanctification, the professor used a _____________.
18. The author describes man as a “worshipping animal”.
19. Man is universally motivated to worship out of a universal sense of love.
20. The Christian view is that a good moral life is the “ticket” to heaven.
21. God’s goal from the very beginning was that we would suffer pain and death.
22. The “final judgement” will demonstrate the holiness and mercy of mankind.
23. On the cross, Jesus died ______________________
24. _________________ is the very center of God’s redemptive plan.